hacker has stolen sensitive records from 2 million t-mobile customers. of the firm experion. they process t-mobile. it includes social security numbers, birthdays, and driver license's number. they are offer two years of free credit monitoring but that credit monitoring but that"survivor"service is also being offered by experion. >>> 100 dunkin' donuts restaurants will close this year and next. shares have dropped and the canton-based companies. the stores that are closing all inside speedway gas stations. they open a new restaurant every 16 hours and those speedway locations represent only a very small percentages of the sales. >>> and give you another look at the roads 4:17. and you can see right there, it looks like the radar over the map, but beyond that, you can see lots of green on that map. zooming in now, you can see south of the city 128 moving north. 93 moving north. doing okay at the time and the pike is in the green. good things for you. take taking a look at the pike. really nobody getting in your way. 24 it will take you nine minutes 24 it will take you nine minutes.

last month might be affected. t-mobile used experion to conduct credit checks on the customers. experion is offering the cam can't two years of free credit monitoring and identity protection. >>> amazon going after two silicon valley giants to try to get people to buy the streaming media products removing apple tv and google "chromecast" devices from its online shopping platform. amazon wants to increase membership of its own prime video service. prime is not compatible with apple tv or "chromecast." amazon will keep selling other streaming devices as long as they support prime. >>> golden gate park will be packed today for one of the bay area's most popular free music festivals. hardly strictly bluegrass starts this afternoon. the three-day festival features more than 100 musical groups on several stages. it was conceived by the late warren helmut 15 years ago. his family foundation still pays for it. it ends sunday with a performance by emmylou harris among others. >> kind of hard to be in a bad mood when you listen to banjo music. you start tapping your foot. >> some people

. a hack at credit bureau experion is putting the information of more than 15 million t-mobile customers into the hands of hackers. t-mobile uses experion experion for customers. t-mobile's ceo posted a statement saying he's, "incredibly angry about the breach" and is offering free credit monitoring for two years for anyone who's been affected. >>> a nonprofit group wants to help turn camden around by teaching teens and young adults how to code. hope works in camden is bringing together professional programmers and young people in camden's first hack-a-thon. teens will design new websites for four nonprofits. organizers say the benefit is twofold, giving the students a chance to learn a new skill while working on projects that benefit the city. >>> coming up next at 4:00, medical marijuana in south jersey. >> today, new details about a new dispensary days away from opening its doors. >>> high winds and high water. the jersey shore is already dealing with flooding. our coverage of today continues. glenn? >> well, outdoor plans this weekend? find out if it's going to be a washout

experion which t-mobile uses to check the credit of consumers applying for phone plans and financing for devices. experion said t-mobile customers who applied between september of 2013 and september 16 of this year may have had their information stolen. >>> his performance for the pope was one of the highlights of the papal visits and now we are seeing what bobby hill did for a follow-up. ♪ ♪ that's the 14-year-old performing with the keystone state boy choir in montgomery county last night. he'll wow the crowd with his performance for the pope saturday in the festival of families. bobby and the keystone state boy choir hosted a choir from norway at the abington presbyterian church. it's a struggle for so many parents but experts say they have the secrets to getting your kids to eat their veggies. bill? >>> the secret to finding sunshine is to stay put and wait. we still have more wind, rain, and the potential for flooding and it's not just today that we're looking at. the weekend forecast and beyond just ahead. >>> this is a first alert weather day. steady rainfall is getting a bit

through experion which does credit checks for the company. social security numbers, home addresses, birthdays, experion is offering two years of free credit monitoring and identity protection. good news for all of you with unused gift cards from radio shack. the state has reached an agreement with the shuttered retailer to refund your money. consumers have 12 months after the store's liquidation becomes effective to file a proof of claim form and then radio shack will send instructions to those whose e-mail and addresses it already has on file. can you fill out a claim by logging onto old radio shack gift card.com. so do you love breakfast? then you will love this. josh: we'll tell you when mcdonald's is planning to launch its all day breakfast menu nationwide. jennifer: plus a major settlement years after the worst off shore oil spill in u.s. history. mike: stormy in other parts of the country, but not here. a guest appearance on "dancing jennifer: video of the closing bell provided by the new york stock exchange. here is why they were cheering, the s&p 500 is up too. and nasdaq i

hackers. it was from experion customers that applied for t-mobile sthvs year may have had their identity stolen. data includes social security numbers, addresses, birth dates and more. experts say it's now seth to monitor one's credit report since this kind of identity sthevrt hard to resolve than a compromised credit card. >>> a plane crash in afghanistan tonight killed six people including six americans. their c 130 military transport plane crashed in eastern afghanistan. in jalalabad. they have not released the identities of the service members. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane went back before a district justice in collegeville after charged with another count of perjury. arraignment came after prosecutors said they found a document signed by kane after she took office that swore her to keep grand jury information secret. she never nroond maintain sooes seekcy of grand jury investigation secret before they took office. >> red cotion honored volunteers. the group's annual bank fwhet infield heights and alicia vitareli took part tonight. red cross supplies 40% of

license numbers, military identification and passport numbers. hackers struck experion the vendor that processes t- mobile's applications. >> not knowing the complete details, um, i would say that this is a relatively organized criminal group couple of hackers, um, more than just one, um, that, um, had a , a um, a clear intention on stole. >> reporter: getting money? >> getting money. >> reporter: he ran the fbi's new york cyber branch office. he says businesses ultimately have to make certain data available to employers and customers. >> anytime you put that data exposed to the internet, the bad guys will get it. absolutely. >> reporter: but if your information has been exposed what should do you? he says change your passwords immediately. notify your financial institutions. put a 9 90-day alert on your -- a 90-day alert on your cards. t-mobile will offer credit monitoring for two years but that gives them more personal information. >> by the time your information is stolen it's out there. credit monitoring gives you a bells and whistles that go off when your data is used. >> rep

. persons per se. the visa vee are transunion or experion, creating other matches that don't exist. >> as a lawyer does it trouble you that this may seem like a target to people whom the government is not able to pull a legitimate case around, i look at amit patel, if we think this guy is a terrorist why don't we roll up a car and charge him? why are we denying him the ability to finance a treadmill or rent an apartment? >> i guess the question is whether you are really working around the system. the government is very incredible and many tools in the government arsenal are powerful, can they be mu misused, of cour. it doesn't matter that mr. patel or people like him aren't wrapped up in things outside the u.s. government. >> i think we're in agreement on that, the list may not be all that wrong, but these subsequent users of the list seem to be making mistake. was there discussion of going out there and regulating house e list is used so the transunions and equifaxs of the world cannot miss use those lists. >> we could get questions from those transunions of the world, albeit banks, the

affected. experion is offering t-mobile applicants two years of free credit monitoring and identity protection. >>> time now 4:39. water wasters caught on camera. this morning we show you a house that used 12 million gallons of water last year. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> authorities are trying to find out what caused a military plane to crash this morning in eastern afghanistan. plane has civilian contractors working with nato on board. 11 people including six u.s. service members were killed in the accident. the pentagon says right now, there's nothing to support the taliban's claim that they shot the plane down. >> uc-berkeley taking criticism over a labor dispute involving unpaid over time. the focus is on performance first building services. the contractor which provides custodial services during campus sporting events, workers say the company did not pay minimum wage and used loopholes to avoid paying overtime like issuing employee checks under two names

for t- mobile's postpaid plan last month might be affected. t-mobile used experion to conduct credit checks on its customers. experion is offering t-mobile applicants two years of free credit monitoring and identity protection. >>> amazon is going after two silicon valley giants to boost membership for its video streaming service. let's talk about that. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us live in new york on a friday. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we just got a pretty disappointing jobs report from the labor department. it said the economy added 142,000 jobs in september. that's a lot less than expected. the unemployment rate held steady at about 5.1%. wages fell. the markets are in a holding pattern ahead of today's big jobs report. yesterday the dow was down 12. the nasdaq was up 7. futures before that report were pointing to a much higher open but looking at the big board now, they are pointing to a lower open. so could be an interesting day for the markets today >>> amazon is pulling the plug on sales of competing streaming services. th

records from 16 million t-mobile customers. experion processes t-mobile credit applications, birthdates, licenses and passport numbers. t-mobile is offering two years of credit for customers but that service is being offered through experion. >>> another company targeted by hackers, trump hotels says hackers put a computer virus into the payment systems across north america. that means hackers can steal credit card data and other sensitive information. anyone who visited a trump hotel between may 2014 and this past june are at risk. the chain is offering free identify fraud protection for one year to affected customers. >>> a former ceo of volkswagen no longer the focus of a criminal investigation. they were premature announcing that ceo martin witerhorn was being investigated on fraud charges. he resigned last month after admitting the automaker rigged diesel engines to pass emissions test in america and europe. >>> and hopefully this will make you smile. a special way to let her husband know they were expecting a baby, and she secretly recorded his reactions. >> you pregnant! >> oh, y

shareholders. the credit ratings agency experion is another big loser today. t mobile ceo john ledger saying he is angry that 50 million of his customers may have been exposed due to a data breach at experion, and the stock is down 4%. finally, i want to show you the affect of analyst upgrades particularly in the beaten down german market. an textent to which it can affect a stock up the leaderboard. rta had an upgrade from sell -- just from sell to hold, and it's lifted both rwe and these are the utilities as the debate continues as to whether the german taxpayers will aid the nuclear decommission there. lufthansa has gone from hold to buy on the basis that it will face off with the pilots, and it will cut their pensions or it will go to a nonunionized carrier further down the line. it says that management is resolved to do that. in the meantime, guys, have a great weekend. >> tu, simon. simon hobbs. when we come back, stocks still in the red to the tune -- jobs number in september. as it's been pointed out off session lows, we're fwog get more from the former chairman of the council

higher. on the dow side, we are talking experion. this is a credit check company down 4%, because it's u.s. area was hacked. a server with t-mobile data, 50 million customers affected by unauthorized people. 15 million customers have been hit so far persona. jonathan: thank you. the world geopolitics now. russia has been accused of fueling extreme is about launching attacks against the syrian opposition. , sixjoint statement nations called for an end to --strikes it is set airstrikes. it is set to dominate talks in paris today. caroline connan joins us. caroline, ukraine is not going to be the focus today, is it? certainly not. the focus will be very much on syria, especially after this joint statement.we had this morning . they want to know exactly what are the motivations of vladimir putin's airstrikes in syria. in this statement this morning they expressed their concern that the attacks were targeting civilians and other opposition groups, not necessarily targeting the islamic state. president hollande and angela merkel will have separate meetings, one by one, with vladimir putin to

celebrating all things 1985. how exciting. kathie lee is across the street to the experion store, and if you don't get the question right and get $1,100, you are will getlwill -- get $100, and if you get it wrong, you wil get a signed cd and here in the studio the play with me is the actress from "back to the future" lea thompson. >> in "back to the future" marty mcfly travels back to the future and whh name doeses his mother call him? >> cal rin vin. >> it is written on the underwear. purple underwear. i have had to sign a few of >> you have? >> yes, purple underwear. >> and kath, back the to you. >> where are you from? >> alabama. >> in april of 1985, coca-colol introduced a new sweeter version of its form you land called it "new coke" and how long was it years? >> not even. no, they realized quickly it was not a great idea, right? >> no shgs, the old coke was the way to go. >> three months. >> did you taste it? >> yeah, it was nasty. >> did you drink tab. >> no, no, no tab. >> back to you, kath. >> excuse me, this is confusing, all right. all right. where are you from? >> fredericksburg,

numbers from a database run by experienced -- experion. and those are your top stories. increasing tensions in the middle east having an effect on energy prices. oil gaining after russian airstrikes in syria drew objection from the united states and its allies. the oil headed for a rebound after plunging to six-year lows in august? let's bring in francisco blanch. that is the question to you, what is your outlook for oil prices? >> thank you for having me. we think we're going to see a bit of a bounce in oil for year-end on the basis of incremental consumption heading into winter. also in portland, based on this study production declines we're seeing in the u.s. and other parts of the world. inhink for the first time eight quarters or so, we will see a balanced global market this fourth quarter. and that will provide a little support to prices. we see bridge getting back to the mid-50's. back into the mid 50's. i think fears are driving oil prices lower today on the back of that jobs report you were talking about. push francisco, i want to you on the idea there is a production cut

information from credit reporting agency experion which t-mobil uses to check the credit of consumers looking for phone plans. there's no evidence that the inappropriately. >>> new mortgage loan rules aimed to protect consupersummers are set to take place tomorrow. the u.s. government will require now disclosure documents be given to applicants in order to help consumers better understand their mortgages before they sign on the dotted line. they are simpler and shorter and make it easier to compare multiple loan offers. >>> and you made your flight in the nick of time, but did your luggage neighboring it on board? now american airlines can track their checked bags in realtime by going to american's website and typing in bad claim information. u.s. airways and delta airlines also offered this service. checked bags are scanned four times at passenger check-in when loaded on the plane and when unloaded from the plane and at baggage claim. >>> a recall of cribs sold at target and amazon.com and at baby stores nationwide is being expanded. 12,000 da vinci brand cribs were recalle

will review it's relationship with experion which has been involved in data breaches. a live look from outside the beltway. >>> weather forecasters are telling us tonight that hurricane joaquin will stay far out to sea. that is good news. but it does not mean residents along the east coast are out of danger from severe weather. correspondent jonathan serrey is in a wet kill devil hills in north carolina tonight. good evening, jonathan. >> hi, brett. well high surf and heavy winds continue battering the outer banks even though hurricane joaquin is hundreds of miles out at sea. take a look at this video from the bahamas where the hurricane ripped roofs from houses, uprooted trees and caused flooding. the u.s. coast guard is searching the nearby waters for a missing cargo ship with 33 people on board. the 735-foot-long boat was en route to puerto rico from jacksonville, florida. when the crew reported they had lost engine power near the eye of the storm and then they lost contact. the current forecast track keeps joaquin at sea, well away from the u.s. coast. that doesn't mean the so

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hackers stole the personal data of 15 million t-mobile customers by breaching experion, the company that processes credit checks for prospective customers. this stolen data includes names, birth dates, addresses, social security numbers and credit card information. these breaches have a serious and real cost for the victims. according to the federal trade commission, the average identity fraud victim in 2012 incurred an average of $365 in losses. incredibly all of these high-profile breaches have occurred this year, making 2015 perhaps the worst year ever in terms of attacks on our national cybersecurity. prior to the 2015, we also saw several high-profile breaches at large american corporations, including target, home depot, sony, and others. our lack of effective cybersecurity policies and procedures threatens the safety of our people, the strength of our national defense, and the future of our economy. we must be more vigilant in reinforcing our cyber infrastructure to better defend ourselves against these attacks. in doing so, congress must create a deterrent for those who seek

headlines. the washington reporpost report hackers at experion which processed t-mobile's correct applications. as many as 15 million people were affected. the data theft happened over the last two years. personal information, including social security numbers, is at p>>> usa today reports on kevin mccarthy clarifying controversial comments. critics say he politicized the benghazi committee in congress by saying the purpose was to bring down hillary clinton's popularity numbers. >> it wasn't my intention to imply that this committee was political, because we all know it was not. >> he added the probe yielded positive results. >>> the "new york times" reports on pope francis's controversial meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis. today the vatican says it should not be considered as support of her position. it says that the pope did not enter into the details of davis's situation. davis refuses to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >>> amazon will stop selling google chromecast and apple tv devices at the end of the month, it says, to avoid confusion of amazon's prime vide

experion. the exposure of data of up to 8,000 army families through the improper procedures followed by the general services administration. for the army families that were affected, this sensitive information included medical histories, social security numbers, and child day-care details. today i renew my support for this bill in light of the continuing state of cyber insecurity that affects information held in the public and private sectors. madam president, passing the cybersecurity information sharing act would make it easier for public and private sector entities to share intieb threat information -- cyber threat information and vulnerabilities in order to lessen the theft of trade secrets, intellectual property, national security information as well as the compromise of sensitive personal information. it would eliminate some of the legal and economic barriers impeding voluntary two-way information sharing between private industry and government. it is a modest but essential first step to protect networks and their information. and, madam president, this bill would not in any wa

table discussion in a minute here. credit monitoring firm experion disclosed a data breach, expo exposing data of 15 million people who applied for service with t-mobile. in washington, jack lew says the government hits the legal debt limit and unable to borrow money around november 5th, earlier than expected. in a letter to congressional leaders, lew calls on lawmakers to take action to raise the limit. >>> a few stocks on the move this morning. chip maker pmc serging in premarket trading. accord to bloomberg, they hired a financial adviser to selling the company. the report says pmc hopes to be bought by another chip company rather than a private equity firm. another firm micron beat demand and expects to stabilize in the next few months and improve in the year 016. the september jobs report is ahead, and you are looking at a live shot outside of the labor department in washington, d.c. >> that is compelling. a great live shot. >> we are 28 minutes and 40 seconds away right now. hear predictions in a bit, but the state of the economy first, fed policy, and much more. diane, chi